Hello...<br> Immediately after birth the uterus manual cleaning can be carried out, if born during the inspection of the placenta (afterbirth) has doubts about its integrity. That is, a doctor suspects that the last part was in the uterus. In this case, women are given full anesthesia, and the doctor without any problems, through fully dilated cervix, cleans it from the residues of the placenta. Incidentally, such cleaning is needed after delivery&#160;.. Most maternity hospitals almost all women in labor for three days after birth put oxytocin intramuscularly. It's a drug that leads to strong uterine contractions, helps it to empty faster. Sometimes therapy with this drug should be extended. But just profuse discharge after birth - this is not always an indication for such a traumatic procedure as the uterus cleaning, it must be carried out only as a last resort.

I don't know exactly what you are saying.. Mine is a normal delivery. After baby comes out...the bag it is in...that too along with others will come out. Some old ladies in neighbouring house said to me that... some nurse or assistant doctor will press tummy and they will squeeze out things inside. But nothing was done to me.

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